Once again, this post was originally posted last month on the AHPC blog.
For my last post in the Challenge XIV Library my I present some Highland Cows.
Nature: The great outdoors, or perhaps underground. Maybe outer space!
Definitely the great outdoors, not so much underground or outer space??
These fine specimens all the way from the Highlands of Scotland are brought to you from those great chaps and chapesses at Iron Gate Scenery.
They're a fairly new company, and have featured in many of my posts over the last few years.
If you haven't checked them out before, please do so, you won't regret it.
Two of the cattle are from a different company called Disain Studio, but I couldn't find a link to their site?
As you can see they were an easy paintjob, only 3 colours!
To the points!
30 points for the Cows
30 points for the Cows
20 points for the bonus round.
For a total of 50!
Nicely done we could all do with more cows 👍
ReplyDeleteWasnt the line, “we need more cow…bell”?
DeleteBells or not, we always need cows.
DeleteWell they are just adorable.
ReplyDeleteLol
DeleteThey look excellent, Ray. There seems to be a few companies releasing farm animals currently - presumably as a few medieval and such rule-sets seem to be featuring scenarios where they play an important (if not tongue-in-cheek) role. Yours look very suitable for such shenanigans indeed. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey're always handy to stick on the tabletop.
DeleteA bonnie puckle o' hieland kye, Ray! (try Google Translate :))
ReplyDeleteHaha
DeleteFuzzy coo! We just loved those cows when we last visited Scotland. You captured their color well.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex.
DeleteNice Moo’s … Warbases also do a nice set, but the horns on yours look more magnificent!
ReplyDeleteI think I've got some of those already? Or is it the old Gripping Beast ones?
DeleteThey look nice Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrew.
DeleteGreat looking cattle, Ray! A prize for any raiding party!
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
DeleteNice work on those coo's, they would be very handy in a good few scenarios over a good few periods!
ReplyDeleteYep, hopefully they will be used for that kinda thing.
DeleteYep, hopefully they will be used for that kinda thing.
DeleteGreat work sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteSplendid looking cattle!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain.
DeleteMooooovelous
ReplyDeleteTa kad
DeleteNicely done Ray, and while they may not be underground, those two laying down certainly qualify as "ground beef"!
ReplyDeleteLol
DeleteNicely done Ray
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil.
DeleteThey look so cool, Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Whisk.
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